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LAMONT AND MANNING.
The Formers Purcha>e of Albany Ar.
gus stock.
WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT IT-DENIALS OF THE STATE
MENTs IN THE NEW YORK SUN-wHAr Ex-sECRE-
TARY MANNING SAYS.

MENTs IN THE NEW YORK sUN-wHAr Ex-sECRE-
TARY MANNING SAYS.
The New York Sun yesterday published long
special dispatch from Albany giving the details OF
an alleged attempt to GUST eX-Secretdry Manning
from the control OF the Albany Argus and to OBJ
lterate him a factor In New York state politics.
Col Lamont and w. H. johnson were credited
with being the originatorS OF the scheme, which
was, in effect to purchase secretly controlling
interest in the stock, which would give Col. La.
mont the control of the argus and enable him to
head New York's State delegation to the next ma
t1onal democratic convention, leaving Mr.. Mann
ing out in the cold. The plot however IL was
stated, was frustrated by some personal friends OF
Mr.. Manning, who came to the rescue 10y outbd-
0lng the WOuld-be purchasers in behalf OF Mr..
Manning.
1t is intimated that the Administration was not
opposed to the scheme, and a series or circum-
stances are related tending TO prove that strained
relations existed between the President and Mr.
Manning before he withdrew from the Cabinet, for
which Col. Lamont Is held responsible. II Is fur
ther stated that Col. Lamont owes his advance
ment to Mr.. Manning, by whom he was presented
with 5000 worth Of stock In the Argus.
COT LAMoST's VIGOROUS DENIALs.
When Col. Lamont was asked by STAR re-
porter about the publication he replied: Beyond
the bare fact that have a holding OF the Argus
stock which bought and paid for years ago, the
story. SO far as II refers TO me- is absolutely false
In general and in detail. l have never made or
hcs1Iu vi dus pFOpUSltlUn 10 CuaIlgt lut present
condition OF ownership or management OF the
property. The assertions as to my personal and
poutieai relations to MIR. Manning are without a
particle OF foundation. desire these dentalS to
be as unqualified and absolute as words can frame
them"
WHAT FI-sECRETARY MANNING SAYS
The New York Herald to-day has the following
at is Incorrect generally" said eXSecretary OF the
Treasury Daniel Manning yesterday when answer
ia. III inquiry in reference to the story alleging
that Col. Dan Lamont was Scheming to GUST him
from the control OF the Albany .i,gUS. Mr.. Man
neous, as the capital stosk OF the company was
not 100000, as published, and his younger son
never owned any OF the stock at ali. The ex-Sec-
retary has not been informed OF the purchase OF
the sI5, 900 Cassidy Interest by friends or his and
he even doubted that Col. Lamont had bought the
WOrtliQIrtOu SHARES.
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GREAr AND EFFECTIVE
DROP IN SUITSi

We don't want the Suits Here your chance to buy
aSuit even if have lay it aside until next year.
Look Your wardrobe. See if another Suit would
not make good acquisition.
few very fine India Linen Dresses with two rufles
trimmed with embroidery and fine tucks in each
rufte, and overskirt trimmed to match; BASQUE
nicely trimmed with inserting and ruffies very neat
style. Former price. $1,000; reduced to $500
Another very neat White Suit, which could be used
for morning is skirt of fine tucks, overskirt tucked
to match, with fine drapery and basque correspond
which has been reduced from go 80 to $500.
One more great bargain in Dresses is an India Linen
Skirt. trimmed with three-deep embroidered rufes an
overskirt with tucked back and embroidery, with
pretty stylish basque Former price. Sl4 co. reduced
to $3.50
We have only three more of our Embroidered front
India Linen Suits. with back drapery and basque to
match which have been reduced from 90 to SS so
We are closing out Job lot Of soiled White India
Linen Dresses trimmed with an elegant quality Of
embroidery, which We consider of our great bar
gains The full value Of these Dresses less than
$500; We are willing to dispose of them for $3.50
We have also very pretty style of Misses Suits,
which we viii close out at reduction One par
tlcular style is tucked skirt, with rue around the
bottom, and full sash with very neat basque to
match Former price. S4 9S; reduced to 81 so
We have only three year Misses Suits left of
plain skirt. trimmed with three rows Of very fine
inserting and plated waist to match reduced from
So 90 to SO 9S.
By buying of the above you do not make foolish
outlay. but sensible investment
LANSBURCH BRO,
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SETTLED WITHOUT C0URT-MARTIAL-The ne
cessty for court-martial In the case Of Col w.
W. Burns has been averted by the withdrawal OF
all the charges preferred against him by Col. w.
D. Whlpple the trouble between the two of11cers
has been am1cably settled, and calls for no action
by the War Department.
NAVAL ORDERs.-The leave OF absence OF Com
mander ]. II. Sands has been extended one year,
with permission to go abroad. The leave Of En-
sign s. D. Greene has been extended three months.
ARMY ORDERs.-Ma1. J. A. Smith, Corps of Engi-
neers, has been ordered to Fort Constitution and
Jurys Point, N a., on public business; LIST
Lieut.. A. N. Patch, 4th cavalry, having been found
incapacitated ior active service, has been ordered
to proceed to his home.
TIE UTE OuTBRRAK.-No further information
has been received at the War Department about
the reported outbreak of the White River Utes in
Colorado, and this gives the impression to the
military authorities that the Importance OF the
outbreak has been exaggerated.
CAILKD At THE STATE DRPARTMRNr.-Mr. J. l. NJ.
Curry, the United States minister to spain who is
In the city on months leave. called at the State
Department to-day.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

TSI2T 5sdsS ra G2Fr 1sE
o. steamer Henry E. Bish9p. leaving stephenson's
Courteous attention and good order guaranteed.
TicAets, % cents chlldren to IL. half price For
ErXCURSIONS ON b. 20.
TO THE FOLLOWING POINTS:
BAY RIDGE.
On the Chesapeake. Round Trip 81
Fortune of train see Bay Ridge advertisement
Every Tuesdayto
PEN-MAR, ON THE BLUE RIDGE,
Leave Washington s Returning arrive $50 D. M.
Round Trip $50.
Every Thursday to
HARPERs FERRY.
On the Potomac: Music, Boating. Dancing: Fishing.
72O pm. Round Trip 81.
Every wedneslayto
LURAY CAyERNS
Leave Washington S: S:3Oarn Returning, arrive p.
Ill. Round Trip $3.50.
Reserved Seat Tickets for dsray and Har-
inctOn without extra charge
w: NJ. CLEMENTS, c: h LORD.
je.1.,rn Manager Gen1 Pass. Agent
u IvER VIEW FOR 1881.
Washingtonans' Most Popular Resort Steamer
MARY WASHINGTON
will leave her wharf every SUNDAY at 30 and
MhDNESpAn at an: ap9 go Pm ketuTnl1lg z!
ana & avns ashst1 sto & t ays at 30
N; 1 Tickets I0e pr1 Freeiors panfHins School Re,
Dancing down and back and At The srOunds ali trips
iectionabIe parties allowed amy Of the above trips
fs5 aus Charters &C. apply to s RANDALL. Captain
MARsHALL HAIL!..
STEAMER ". W. CoRCORAN
Thursday at 10 a. NJ, reaching Washington at
Leaves every Friday and Saturday at 10 a. M and 5
r M reaching Washington at p. H. and
Leaves every Sunday at 1880 M and s;3o p H..
STEAMER t1Es lC1hd 56aS ;r1p Il. + THSMpsoN fenii
ins Washing ton:at 5 Tsp. u.
tare round "trip 20 cents.
JOS. C. MCKIBBIN,
ty1S-3m Marshall Hall. Md.
b Merchants and Miners Transportation
Steamships sall from
Baldn4sre va Sorfelk e Boston.
livery Menda ihgSsday ahS bray ida eeoekp
Fare, Including meals and main saloon, staterOOm
rd Foqoa road 5 p tfPer Fer qsGs Fshst
formation circulars at ali the hotels Washington,
Or apply to
L. HUGGINS, General Agent,
Long Dock, Baltimore
Telephone Baltimore 24G. nly21 -:}m
rOLONIAL BEACH.
- POPULAR WATERING PLACE
AND EXCURSION RESORT
The swift palace steamer L. V AEROWSMITH. ex-
pressly fitted for the service will make regular daily
trips TO the Beach except saturdays and after
ST NDAI, JUNE.6 Leaves 1th-street ferry wharf at
8 40 3 hours at the Beach, and home y:,O
?: Music, REFRESHMENTS and Meals served on
steamer anu al hotel
Pare. round trip, 30 cts; children, % cts je15-2m
ADJUSTMENTS.
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DA1LY LINE TO SoKroLK AND FORTREs
BAx RlDeE.
ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

The most co.nplete in all it's appointments Of
serton CbesaIeake Bay or Potomac River.
ob1endit Music by the Naval Academy Band
KIRsT-CLASS RESTAURANT.
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How To Go

How To Go
TO CHAPEL POINT"
Trains leave the Baltimore ald Potomac Depot at
. % an and 40 pm. daily
By the steamer Mattano every Thursday. at 2 q NJ,
from the 1th street wharf.
For particulars apply 10
FRANK 7. ROILOw Agent
auS-lm Sill Penna. avenue n. W
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ADJUSTMENTS.

L ERNAN'S THEATER AND SUMMER
~ 10 and :.oc. GARDEN. No higher.
GRIEyES' BURLESQUE OPERA co
And Host OF New Specially Artists
3 Nights PINA-i 3 Nights
aul5
ESANORANA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN
Il 10Th ST, two blocks south of Peuusy lyania ava
Delghttully cooled by and complete apparatus.
Clen from a. to 1U r. III. 1yI5
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BIDS for three overhead travelling cranes, COM
plete, the iron work for their supports, and the
frame OF one building for the ordnance gun shops
the Navy Department On the 18th Of september.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, s604, ,474.0s: customs, 1865, 7OO.65.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT TIE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and l1th ST., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
>. ii. KAUFMAN, fresE

The EvrNrSG STAR is served To subscribers I'm the
city by carriers on their account 10 cents peP
week lie per u.gnth- COPIES at the counter. 3
CENTS each BY nail postage Prepaid-JO cents 0
month. year So IIOHtns, SIS.
IEnterrd a the Post OIlce at " ashington, d. c. an
DeCondClas- IIaii ElatterI
TIE WFEKLY STGR-p1lshed on Friday-sl a
year. postage prepaid SIX months. % cents
IL All mail subscriptions be paid IN adxanca,
nOyaper sent longer than IL paid :or.
hates oI a,ivsr;lsIn1 made known ON application
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Jno Brehm, who committed suicide at Druid
Hil Park Baltimore. was denied the rites of burial
by the Catholic Church.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

CHURCH lMPRoYENEST.-Ihe repairs now In pro.
gres5 on Holy Trinity Church Will, when com.
pletel, make 4 complete change In the appearance
OF that venerable ediIlce. The Catholic Neps
says: Both the interior and exterior OF the church
Will receive attention. An entire new slate roof
Will De put on ana the walls repiastered. The
large pillars near the altar, which partially sup
port the galleries. viii be taken out, and por-
tIon or the side galleries removed The twelve
windows Will be replaced 10y handsome memorial
oueS each one OF which viii contain the Name or
4 deceased Catholic These windows Will be OF
modern style and exceedingly beautiful. They
have all been subscribed for al cost OF 800 each
Ten additional pe~S VIII be put IN, ana the walls
and ceiling Will be handsomely freScoed. The cost
Of the Improvements will be- 5000.
A NEW NICE-PREsIDENT FOR GBoRGETOwN USI-
yERsITY-Rev w r. CowariiD vice president of
georgetown University, has been sent TO ill a
similar position In the College OF the Holy Cross,
town University Is 10 be filled 10y the Rev. JAS W.
Collins, :. j., who Will be ordained 10 the priest
hood at WOODSTOCK on the 2'th Mr. collins Is q
native Of West Washington. son OF Mr. JOS: /.
collins, the well-known contractor and builder.
Rev. j. B. Mullaly, minister OF the university, viii
go To Pennsylvania, the Rev. Mr.. Gillespie ;. D..
taking his place here. Rev. j. A Doonan, 5. j.,
president OF the university, is conducting a re-
treat at Manhattansville, \. y.
Police COURT CAsEs.-Durfng the past f0rty-eight
hours the police here arrested i've persons. Hattie
Williams, d young colored woman- was charged
with using proane language; Mm. Warren, cob
ored with tghting. and sam Williams, also col
ored, with using language not pernitted by Law.
Two citizens We're arrested for bending their
elbows too freely but they are again at large,
having slept on the effects OF their potations. This
moraing In the Police Court Hattie and Samuel
Williams each forfeited 50 collateral.
A BUNAwAY.--A horse attached 10 wagon or
the Connecticut Pie Company took fright On 32d
street, near Prospect avenue this morning, aud
ran away, throwing the driver, MIR. Buckley. Ho
Was only slightly injured.
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Maryland arrived
to-day with 1900 bushels OF wheat and 1,00o
bushels OIL corn Tor q. L. Dunlop, and With 200
bushels OF wheat for j. q. q j. Nj. Waters.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z A.
M.-sreaJ Falls, temperature, "a; condition, %;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81 condition at
north connection 10; condition at south conneo.
tion, 30; distributing reservoir, temperature, 81;
condition at inriuent gate-houSe 30; condition AZ
ef1laent gaUe-house, 6. High tide In the river To-
DAY at 4 lis a. IN: low tide at 4 40 d. Ia.
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DRAUGHTSMAN WHITING DISMiSSED.-Mr. Whit
ing, who has long filled the position of chief
draughtsman Of the Bureau OF Steam Engineering,
Navy Department., has been dismissed.
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STREET RAILROAD HoRsE kILLED.-A Metro
pOift.n sIreet-Car and Belt Line car came near
to!Iiling last night AT the crossing at LIST and Id
streets The railroad tracks cross each other
there at right angles. The Metropolitan drivers
attention drawn To te inside ol his ear at the
time 10y the disorderly conduct OF a drunken man.
his morse got into awkward position between
tine two cars and was thrown down. The animal9
back was broken and IL was killed. The railroad
men attribute the accident TO the absence OF bells
on the cars
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SAN FRANCISCO GETS ONE OF THE cRUIsERs-THE
LETTER OF SECRETARY WHITNEY RECOMMENDING,
AND THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT AUTHOR
IZING, THAT AWARD.
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I OVER CEDAR POINT.
wAsHINGTON's COMFY ISLAND.
E1cursltt season opens June 2t;th and aily there
After; Masie Boating. Bathing, Dancms fishius
snG plagnIhe.nt fast palace steamer Henry T. Bishop
ceT tSaturiays returning, arrive at so pm Dane
li< on boat Grand dress parade every AFTERNOON AZ
9cIock 10y the NaahinZton C1utlnenals Good music
Tor sIecla! rates sunday schools and organizations
STEPHENsOS BROS. 7th-street wharf.
Eound-t trlr ,'ot. Children. - jefl-3m
TTiksr , eiijAND M0QNIIGHr EXCrksIoN. OF
SHALL IIALi., TatKsbA3. AS1-st ~. 5te%lasr
cts. admitting gent AMI lady. 81 cents aul5-st'
4 GRAND EXCURSION WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
"A "A blksT n p CHURCH to PORT WASHINGTON ~,
S W hld if AZ & boat "sff a & and c6dFen P lses M SO to
frcsh'ncnts on TIE grounds. au:3-2t-
4 COLONIAL BEACH EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER 7. Y ARRowsMITH,
DAILY (EXCEPT saTUKDAll
the Besch Honia Il 80 li. 'iii ''' "'
Music. Refreshments. AID Meals on board and at
Pare. SOC: Children. 2;,c. au15-3w
Il Asst EXCUEsION. SEASON 1887,
NNEEIbSHHAh NEbHfsbhi tiftEs f1ESIS I HAHSAsL ns.f H HALL
Steamer COKCOliAN leaves wharf at 6.3O return
'nS 1t i'i', TICKETS. so CENTS.
For sale only by members OF the Company and at the
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA. BRANCH
GARDEN PARTY
At WASHINGTON CITY PAltk formerly L9ffiers),
Corner It. st and New York ave. n
On TUESDAY, August 10, 1887.
Tickets. ..Jc auI3-2t.
GRAND NATIONAL IF EETpIyAL THF
CITIZENS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
AT
LocHBoEHLEE,s CITY PARK.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST IL, 1887
Prize bowling for valuable prizes. Admission each
person. 25r.
Should the weather be unfavorable the festival will
be hell the next day The best of Washington singing
societies have volunteered - be present this
sion au13-4t'
r1NHE EXCURSION or
II KIr tAI;SIN POST Tuesday AIG
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STEEL FOR THE NEW CKUIsERS-The Secretary
OF the Navy has concluded to appoint a board OF
three naval officers to discharge the duties OF in
specting steel for the new naval vessels, hereto
fore performed by Commander r. .. Evans, who,
september l, becomes the naval secretary Of the
lighthouse board. The board Will probably con-
sist OF Leuts. Miligan, Gilmore and Rodgers.
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RESCUED BY STREET-CA AR DRIyER.-At q little past
O'Clock this morning, two ladies were driving In
cart across the P-streeC bridge, towards the city.
they had about crossed when one or the wheels of
the cart calne on. one Of the ladies Jumped out
Without injury. The other, the driver, remained
In the cart. The horse took fright ana galloped
UP the hill 1T furious rate, the driver holding
brlyely. Attemps made by paSSers-by 10 stop the
horse only made him run more fur1ousy, until
WIN. Mockaboy, the driver OF car 102 OF the Metro
poiiLan Railroad, Jumped from his car, seized the
lines or some other part Oi the harness. and,
though thrown 10 the ground, dragged some dis.
tance and considerably bruised, maintained his
hold and brought the horse 10 a standstin
Neither of the ladies' Vas hurt.
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x3S FINE GAS FIXTURES,
SLATE MANTELs,
SIS sHEDD BRO.
au11 432 9th st. NV
KP GEoRGEToWX, UNIVERSITY. SCHOOL
NS shS25 5TH T' cPenaS! SRen can Se
S. IL YEATMAN, Secretary,
an7otose,7 Unitcersity terdty Ia Law .I Building:
1s-e2, DIR. L BERMANN
HAS REMOVED TO
au4-1m' 1Ol6 ST. n. W.
Il 49, JoHNsoN's HOTEL,
18TH AND E SITS.
NOW FIRST HOUSE IN REAR an4-2w
K~ JsO W. coHsos ,lsSs. %so W J N1q4.IsET. H,St
CORSON MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Railroad Stocks and Bonds, aud all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York, Philadelphia Boston
specially made Of Investment Securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Cas- Insurance and Tele
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy1s
PHosvITE;, t; E;,ITHIs CONVERSATION, OF
Popular and ecien Brain sna Nerva
Gllc and safeguard axainst Malaria. sold at MIL
bottles or Oh drauxht with soda water. fl5
DURING MY VACATION MY ASSOCI-
49, clate, Dr.. +. If. SEEBOLD will attend to my
practice. j. CURTIS SMITHE ID d &
.ySo-1m' 1913 New York ave-
! HAVE THIS DAY FORMED CO.
49, Partnership with DIR. Gustavus H. Brown
VINO has mad extensive experience in fine and artistic
dentistry can recommend him as Thoroughly scien-
aha ri
" " ., NJ D.. l3Oo \. L. ave- NV. ie23-3ms
H--S SHIRTS TO ORDER
D>A SPECIALITY.
~ p. 7. HALL.
IeSf 9OS st. NV.
RKS E. +. BROOKS
GAS FIXTURES, 30,
NO charge for Hanging
Lowest Rates
Is 531 18th St. Corcoran Building
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THE WEATHER AND THE CRePs.-The weatt

The WEATHER AND TIE tkaF's.-IHH W'athFf'
crop bulletin OF the Signal Oflice for the week
ending August b. says: The drought previously
reported In the belt In the central valleys has
been followed by general rains, and the conditions
existing this morning Indicate that rain viii
tinue IN tins section, but the reports from ohio
Indiana, Illinois. Missouri, Nebraska and kansas
state that the rains came too late 10 cause marked
Improvement In the already injured crops The
weather has been generally favorable for ali crops
In the States on the Atlantic coast from Georg,ta
northward to New England, and reports from
Mississippi, Arkansas, and Alabama, indicate that
the weather for the week has been favorable fol
the cotton crop, although THIS crop needs more
rain In portions of Tennessee and Arkansas Les,
than 10 per cent OF the usual amount OF rain wa'
reported in the tobacco region of Kentucky and
West Tennessee during the past four weeks: dur
Ing the same period. ia Virginia, over - per cent
OF the usual amount of rain occurred and In North
Carolina, Pennsylvania. and Connecticut the rain,
fall for the month has been largely In excess
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TWO BOXES We're filled Saturday In the New
York custom-house with documents connected
with the French spoiat1on claims and shipped to
Secretary Bayard, In this city.
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The THREE PER CENTS.-A statement prepared
at the Treasusy Department to show the status OF
the three per cent loan makes the following ex-
hibt Total amount OF the loan, 1905, ,5s1, ,25O;
deemed under calls, $299, ,475, $50; purchased, $3,
ESQ; called and outstanding, 81, 7s3. 15O.
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EXCURSION OF THE
IL UNION VETERAN CORPS, 1sr Co.,
L Lower Cedar Point. TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1887,
CI steamer Henry L. Bishop leaving Stephensons
" harf at sharp. Vocal and instrumental music.
Courteous attention and good order guaranteed.
TicAets % cents children to IL. half price For
sale by members and friends and wharf. auS-7t
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No. 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and Silver Watches Dia-
mopds, Jewelry, Pistols, Guns. Mechanical Tools.
Ladies and Gentlemens Wearing Apparel
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. oc2
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7
lice have been investigating a cutting ease whic
+ rsDorred TO have occurred at Galla-herS saloon
.2Ui d and streets mort Invest, last Friday eyeninE
The victim was Mm. Anderson, an elderly man
Michael Barry. "A youth of nineteen, IL Is charged
stabbed Anderson In the groin. making danger
Gus wound. Barry has not Yet been arrested. An
derSon was around the streets yesterday. The Pt
lice wanted To take him 10 the hospital, but he n
fused To 70.
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SUPPLY OF one and twO-dollar silver certificates
has accumulated sufficient to meet the current de-
mand and the Treasurer has arranged for the
prompt delivery of these notes to banks bankers
aud others making the required deposit from and
after TODAY
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SPECIAL.
In conjunction with the above sale we have included
the balance of our
DRESS ROBES,
Thirtyhye in number These will be closed ont with
the above goods An elegant and rare opportunity to
buy an unrnsde Dress al such price
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FENIE k-NJU fs~IUN OF
IL KIT CARSON POST. TUESDAY, AUG. I6
Steamer CORCDRAN. MARSHALL HALL.
Military BanI- Glre Club. Full String Band. Tick
cts. Doc, fl members ut boat good for either
trip--l0 am, $50 pm. auI3-2t.
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AN INVITATION FROM CAIIFORNIA.-The California
State Democratic Club has appointed committees
to consult with the State and city authorities WITH
a view Ur extending Il formal Invitation to PreS-
dent Cleveland to visit California.
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
lengtho OF time, at the rate of 80 cents per month,
and the address changed as often as desired.
SE- The requisite amount Of money must in each
case accompany the order.
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT NExT.-It is semi
officially announced that the next examination
under the ctv1-serv1ce rules for promotion will be
In the Treasury Department. These examinations
will be continued annually in all or the Executive
Departments, unless Congress shall make some
other provision.